You physically access the beach by entering through the main gate of the Tien Sa Eco-Tourism Area located at the end of Yet Kieu Street. After paying a small entrance fee of approximately 10,000 VND (which conveniently covers your motorbike parking, beach access, and use of public facilities), you follow a short, paved concrete pathway and ramp that leads directly onto the sand. The walk is very short, flat, and highly straightforward, making it easy to carry beach gear down to the shoreline.
This nearly 400-meter-long, crescent-shaped beach is a quiet paradise featuring golden sand and calm, sheltered waters, making it incredibly safe and pleasant for swimmers of all ages. Framed by green mountains on three sides, the bay is naturally protected from rough open-ocean waves and strong currents, leaving the water clear and tranquil during the dry season from February to August. The beach has dedicated, attentive lifeguards on duty to ensure swimmer safety, though visitors should still avoid swimming too close to the rocky outcrops at either end of the shore. Paved public facilities-including clean restrooms and freshwater rinsing showers-are readily available near the entrance, and there is an on-site restaurant and bar offering sun lounger rentals.
